Belgian literature
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| Le [[fantastique]] in Belgium: [[Georges Eekhoud]], [[Franz Hellens]], [[Thomas Owen]], [[Jean Ray]], [[Marcel Thiry]] and [[Jacques Sternberg]]. | Le [[fantastique]] in Belgium: [[Georges Eekhoud]], [[Franz Hellens]], [[Thomas Owen]], [[Jean Ray]], [[Marcel Thiry]] and [[Jacques Sternberg]]. | ||
| - | == Franco-Belgian comics == | ||
| - | The best known [[Franco-Belgian comics]] are by [[Hergé]] but many other major authors of comics have been Belgian, including [[Peyo]] ([[the smurfs]]), [[André Franquin]], [[Edgar P. Jacobs]] and [[Willy Vandersteen]]. | ||
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| + | *[[Franco-Belgian comics]] | ||
| *[[Belgian culture]] | *[[Belgian culture]] | ||
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- See: French literature
- See: Dutch literature, Flemish Literature
In literature, Belgium has produced several well-known authors, such as the poet Émile Verhaeren and novelist Georges Simenon. The poet and playwright Maurice Maeterlinck.
Le fantastique in Belgium: Georges Eekhoud, Franz Hellens, Thomas Owen, Jean Ray, Marcel Thiry and Jacques Sternberg.
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